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Reacting to ROCKY III (1982) | Movie Reaction - บันเทิง
The fact that a young Lass like Dawn recognizes both Hulk Hogan and Mr. T makes me like her even more.
Great reaction to a great movie, either this or the next one is my favourite Rocky film.
Mr T was one of the most recognisable faces of the 1980s. As well as starring in Rocky III and The A Team, he had his own cartoon, action figure and ice lolly!
and his own breakfast cereal, too
And lunch pails!
@@kevinjones6829 Pee Wee's favourite. "I pity the fool that don't eat my cereal!"
"First name Mister, second name period, last name T."
And later... his own World of Warcraft class.
Mickey didn't set up the fights. He just selected strong fighters that weren't the absolute strongest. Set ups are arranging with the opponents that they intentionally lose.
They are still considered setups. But they did not pay them to throw the fights.
Yeah, not "set up" (which means to determine the fight from the start)...... Mick simply handpicked fighters who would "most likely" lose the fight in general. Kind of taking the number 4 contender as the "opponent" instead of the number 1 contender.
Still "good"... just not "good enough at this time", sort of matches.
@@Dularr *NOT Set-Up's* this is very common in Boxing where Managers or Promoters choose the fights that best benefit their fighter. Once they become champions there are sometimes mandatory opponents that many chaps have turned down for bigger paydays or a host of other reasons, but they're stripped of the belt
what you’re referring to is throwing fights. Getting paid off to lose
@@Dularrno that’s not a set up it’s called hand picked . He fought various contenders and some discretionary opponents. Joe Czack his 2nd title defense was a top prospect mentioned in the first Rocky movie as a possible opponent for Apollo Creed and we see Rocky knocked out the Germany champion in his 4th defense. They were fighters who Rocky would most likely beat . Rocky legitimately won his matches .
Adrian's character arc in the first three Rocky movies is remarkable. She goes from being mousy, shy, and almost timid to a fiercely strong stoic woman who helps her broken husband find his footing again. Rocky gave Adrian a newfound sense of confidence and determination, and Talia Shire communicates this beautifully. Her delivery of that speech on the beach is brutally moving: "You're the one that's gotta settle it!... Get rid of it! Because when all the smoke is clear and everyone's through chanting your name, it's just gonna be us! And you can't live like this! WE can't live like this!"
And let's take a moment to recognize that Mr. T is actually a genuine, down to earth good guy in real life.
Adrian is my favorite character specifically because of that, and her journey and growth are also my favorite aspects of the franchise as a whole.
Adrian is a Boss in these movies. I loved her arc and absolutely think she was a rock as well.
Adrian with confidence is absolutely stunning.
Song was specifically made for this movie. They were having a tough time coming up with a song (Survivor) so Stallone let them watch a raw cut of the movie. The group took notice when Apollo said “Eye of the Tiger” and that is what they built the song off of.
Queen turned down the movie to use the song “we will rock you” 😉
Carl should have been paid then😮
Well originally the song “your the best around “was going to be set for this movie but . That got used for “The karate kid” as this got picked for rocky 3 after Stallone heard it
The lead singer went on to do a lot of Tv/radio commercial songs. Most noticeably the BudLight - Real men of genius songs
@@tacobellalugosi2527”You’re The Best” Joe Esposito.
A grown man wailing in sorrow is one of the most disturbing sounds I can think of hearing.
That being said, Rocky III perfectly continues the through theme of the whole Rocky franchise.
"I can take everything you have, 100% of your best, directly in the face, and I will still come for you, and I'll still be standing when you fall."
"Quit your jibber jabber." Words to live by.
He’s on the jazz
Fourty years down the road and I still say that almost daily. Especially to my kids.
I'm sure someone already mentioned it but that Rocky statue is real. He is an inspiration and a hero to the city even though he is fictional character.
It is still standing at the base of the Philadelphia museum of art...
I do love that you caught the 202 lbs joke. So many people miss it.
How does anyone miss that?
@@nocalsteve reactors are too busy talking over it to notice.
The beginning of the movie said introducing Mr T. This is what made him a household name. He is best known for his role on the A team.
Mr T was a bouncer (doorman) One of the tv networks created a program that was a bouncer competition. He was so charismatic he quickly got tv (the A-Team) movie roles. And the rest is history. He and Hulk Hogan did have a pro wrestling tag team for a short time. Mr T is a true American pop culture icon.
Get some 🥜 !
how many seasons of A Team ? Dawn M should catch some of those episodes, too funny !
He had also won 2 Toughman boxing competitions
In real life, Mr T was a physical beast. In the army, he got in trouble and for punishment they had him cut trees with an axe. He cut down 75!😮😮😮 He then won a old televised TV program, the tough Man contest. He was an ex club bouncer!
Yeah. Read his autobiography some time! Crazy!
The first time I heard of him was when he worked as a bouncer and won a dwarf tossing competition
Wasnt he Alis bodyguard as well?
@@bwilson5401and he was a bidyguard for Leon Spinks, Joe Frazier, Micharl Jackson, and a few others.
"They're gonna make me cry already!"
Yes, yes they are. 🤣
“Hey, woman! Hey, woman!” Amazing how those words instantly escalated the potential for violence.
Mr T was such a huge celebrity back then.. What a character. I heard he was in the military police and later became a bouncer before getting into acting
Great reaction, Dawn! Adrian's Golden Speech to Rocky is a great example of her character arc. It is one of the highlights of the movie for me. Some FYI for you:
- "Eye of the Tiger" was specifically written for this movie.
- Mr. T got his start here. He moved on to star in a TV series called "The A-Team". His quote "I pity the fool!" became very popular.
- Mr. T in real life is the opposite of Clubber Lang. He is a real class act. He took his mother to the "Rocky 3" Premiere and she was very angry with him. She said "I didn't raise you to behave like THAT!" What a dear woman.
Apollo saying "There is no tomorrow, there is no tomorrow!" makes me tear up now. What a legend Carl Weathers was 😥 Sylvester Stallone has that painting from the end in his home
The difference in size between Stallone and Hulk Hogan is legit, Stallone isn't actually a massive guy (look at him next to Kurt Russell in Tango & Cash), while Hulk *is* pretty huge (until you see him against Andre the Giant)
Mr T was a huge icon in the 80s, all the kids including myself loved him. He was in the A team a popular tv show and was in a bunch of movies mainly playing a good guy.
Mr T was a well known bodyguard for celebrities like Mohammed Ali, which is how he was noticed and eventually cast in this movie. He then starred as B.A. in The A Team. He also appeared in the WWF (aka WWE) partnering with Hulk Hogan, and was in Wrestlemania 1 and 2, as well as being a guest referee in 1987.
Rocky IV is my favorite.
Mr. T is a great inspiration, even though he's the villain in this
He was brilliant 😅
Mr. T is awesome. He took his mother to the premiere. She walked out during the stature argument scene. She said she didn’t raise her boy to talk to women the way he did Adrien. I don’t think he’s played a villain since.
And to anyone who says he isn't...I pity the fool.
Mr.T has always been a good guy
The painting at the end was done by Leroy Neiman who was a popular artist that did sports themed paintings in the 70s and 80s. He has a small part in this film as the ring announcer during the Thunder Lips fight. Sly wanted to cast an actual boxer as Clubber but when they trained together he hit so hard that Stallone was afraid for his health so he got Mr T who was working as a bouncer in a Chicago nightclub and bodyguard for boxer Leon Spinx at the time.
Mr. T won a bouncer competition. He then was cast in Rocky III, which really started his career. After Rocky he was on the TV show "The A-Team". Because of his unique look and style, he became the most recognizable member of the A-Team and has retained a large following ever since.
He also did a few other films (DC Cab, etc.), and he had his own animated TV show and comics and figures.
For a few years in the 80s everything was Mr. T.
I have to say, this was my favorite reaction EVER!!!! "GET SOME NUTS" had me in tears.
What makes these movies continuously work is that they are set in boxing, but they are character stories. Rocky is continually growing and changing as his life and career goes on.
Yeah, it's a drama/romance story set against a backdrop (foreground?) of boxing
Mr.T played the character B.A. Baracas in the TV show "The A-Team" from the 80's
The A-Team was 1983 to 1987
He also had his own Saturday morning cartoon, called simply "Mr. T", and a comic book, called "Mr.T and The T-Force". And he guest-starred in multiple TV shows and several movies.
Rocky 1, Rocky 3, Rocky 6, and Creed 1 are my favorites of the Rocky saga.
I know a guy who was a professional hip-hop/break dancer in clubs in LA back in the day. He said he knew Mr. T as a bouncer in one of the clubs. Even then, as my friend claims, Mr. T was very ambitious and had plans to become famous. He succeeded. Rocky III was his big break.
28:00 I believe this was Mr. T's first movie as well as the introduction to his most well known catchphrase "I pity the fool"
Yeah this was Mr T's first movie role, and if I recall, his mum didn't like that he played the bad guy and said something along the lines of, I didn't raise you to be like that lol, anyway, I don't think he played the bad guy in any other roles after that, which is kinda a shame because he did it so well lol.
@@paul1979uk2000 I remember that bit of trivia, I think his mom berated him and walked out at the scene where Clubber made lurid remarks toward Adrian
He did a couple of bit parts but this was his first starring roll.
According to an interview given by Mr. T, he attended the movie's premiere with his mother. During the scene where he yells lurid remarks at Adrian, his mother turned to him and said, "I did not raise you to talk to a lady like that." She then stormed out of the theater.
I heard this. I deff think it’s pretty excessive, it’s a movie it’s scripted lol but I respect it. It goes to show the values and morals of the previous generation that we see so scarcely nowadays
@@justinwill1163 I 💯 agree with you.
@@ryanh603 it’s crazy bro
My Mother LOVES every one of these movies. They play them on TV back to back here on New Year's day and that's her entire day.
That's amazing
Adrian's speech here is amazing
My favorite Rocky Movie
From what l understand Mr T in real life was a sweetheart of a man. Kind, generous, sincere. Not at all like what he portrayed in movies
Yes, the song was recorded after the band saw the movie. And the line that kept sticking out to them was when Apollo said you need to get back the eye of the tiger.
Sylvester Stallone originally wanted to use Queen"s another One bites the dust, but queen turned him down.
Oh she finally got her eye of the tiger music!
The actor who played Paulie was a boxer in real life.
his performances in all 4 movies was way underrated.
Yeah, Burt Young was not only a boxer, but a champion boxer! (during his time in either the U.S. Army or the U.S. Marines, I forget which).
@quwykxz in the marines. He win 32 out of 34 bouts.
@@imthewolf1 he had an exhibition match with Muhammad Ali and was friends with Ali too.
@@quwykxzhe was trained by Cus D'Amato, who trained Floyd Patterson and Mike Tyson.
I love how Dawn literally predicted every story beat of this film and relished when she was right. She is so entertaining in her reactions!...love it! Mr. T became a big star on TV after this film in the Stephen J. Cannel series, The A Team (1983-7) as B.A. Baracus.
You finally get The Eye of the Tiger.
Yessss!
"I don't think I've ever looked at, like, a couple and been, em, in love with them as a couple."
It's definitely time for _The Thin Man._
Also, it's nice to see the Marx Brothers on the wall in this new space.
They need to be where everyone can see them! 😍
@@DawnMarieX If you love GRoucho Marx a much as it seems, You should look up the TV series he hosted called
'YOU bet your life" Its a simple game show and Groucho just is hilarious when he goes off script when he interviews the people who play the game
Yes, watch The Thin Man. You will fall in love with them.
26:48 "Gettin' very samesy" reminds me of a bit from the tv show "Taxi", where Tony is explaining the Rocky movies to Alex. Alex complains that they're all the same, and Tony replies "That's why they're numbered, so you can tell them apart!". 😄
I like watching Rocky movies with you.
I take back my “Worst Rocky reaction ever” comment from your Rocky reaction. I see that you have become a real fan. All the movies add up to one of the deepest and filled out characters and couples in cinematic history. I love them too!
This was the first Rocky movie I got to actually see in the theater. I think I was 12. We didn't have sources like IMDB and such, so seeing Hulk & Mr T were total surprises. Hulk was just really starting to run roughshod over the rest of wrestling and Mr T's TV show was amazing at the time. Bringing them both into a movie at that time was not even thought possible.
The amazing thing to me with this series is that they could have produced 10 films in the time they did the first five. It could have been a true money grab, but they didn't. Sure - they kept them coming, but they had substance and stood on their own as solid films. I think Rocky IV was the last (during the run) of the good ones, they really tried hard not to totally sell out and produce a bad product simply for the money. I totally respect that.
This is more like classic old school boxing. The champion fights a few non-championship fights. Hand pick a few lesser challengers.
Until they are forced to retire, stripped of their belt or fight the top challenger.
You going love Rocky 4 ! Guaranteed
I can not wait!
@@DawnMarieX If you get to Rocky IV, I would highly recommend to also watch Stallone`s 2021 director`s cut called "Rocky vs Drago". As a die-hard Stallone fan since the 80s, I have always loved Rocky IV since it was released in 1985 and I have seen it countless times, but some of the changes Sly made in the new cut are excellent and especially the Apollo character benefits from that. If I had the skills, I would make my own personal version out of these two cuts (e.g. I prefer the final fight from the original cut). There is also a documentary about Stallone creating the director`s cut.
But do not watch the remake before you watch the original of Rocky IV
@@michaellynch9550 I completely agree, always watch the original cut first.
I saw both versions. Although I enjoy some elements of Rocky Vs. Drago but I still personally enjoy the original theatrical version of Rocky IV over that one (still, the new version is worth a watch also)...I wish someone one day would make a hybrid edit and include all the scenes from both versions together in an complete ultimate cut (bot included). ✌️
Mr. T started out as a bouncer and gained a reputation. He then became a bodyguard for celebrities, most notable being Diana Ross and Michael Jackson. He appeared on a show called "America's Toughest Bouncer" and caught the attention of Stallone because of the cool and colorful way he talked.
Your reaction to this film was absolute joy to watch. Your enthusiasm is infectious and you have a really cheeky laugh. Keep them coming my dear Your awesome 😊❤❤❤
Mr T (Laurence Tureaud) was an amateur wrestler ("real" wrestling), a nightclub bouncer (he got all his jewellery from customers he got into fights with) and won some toughman contests. Rocky III was his first major acting debut which then led to his role as B. A. Baracus in the TV show The A-Team. In '85 he was in the main event at Wrestlemania 1 in a tag-team match with Hulk Hogan.
After Mr. T got out of the Army in the late 70s, he went to work as a bouncer in Chicago, and quickly became the doorman, wearing the jewelry left behind by customers (some accidentally, and some as a result of being in a fight in the club and being forcefully ejected by the bouncers), which kept them from having to be let back in the club to claim their items. His look and personality got him noticed, and after a couple of years, he became a body guard for wealthy celebrities, which resulted in him moving to Los Angeles. He began to go to auditions, but he wasn't hired as an actor until he was cast in a very early reality show - a kind of "Ninja Warrior"-type show for bouncers called "America's Toughest Bouncer" - which he won and which REALLY got him noticed. That led to him being cast as a regular member of the TV show The A-Team, which skyrocketed his popularity and sold a ton of merch, and eventually as his role as Clubber Lang. That established him as an actor and he had several of his own shows, including his own cartoon show. He worked steadily into the 90s before pulling back from acting in the 2000s.
I think I heard one time, back in the 1980s. Mr t, was Sylvester Stallone, bodyguard.
That was how Stallone knew Mr t
Can't wait for you to see 6
I'm so glad you asked all those questions at the end - are all the movies gonna be the same. It's like you're setting yourself up for Rocky 4, that's gonna knock you on your ass!
Mr. T got his start as a bouncer in bars. Where he broke up bar fights. Then he entered several world's toughest bouncer and worlds toughest man contests He got his start in acting when he got a role in the 1980's TV series The A Team where he played a character named B. A. Baracus. The initials B and A stood for Bad Attitude the character was a former US Army Special Forces Sargent who along with the other members of his team were falsely accused of and convicted in a military court martial of robbing a bank while they were serving as a Special Forces A Team during the Vietnam War. The whole team promptly escaped from military custody and started a life as soldiers of fortune and avoided being recaptured by the military police.
Mr T was a bouncer at a Chicago nightclub and was then cast in a reality TV show about tough bouncers. He gained fame there and was then in this movie and an American TV show call The A Team.
Mr. T was discoverd while employed as a bodyguard I think it was. He had also been trying to break into an acting Career at the time. He was also involved with strongman competitions. People have said that his real character is the total opposite of the ones he usually plays. They say he's a very sweet likable good natured person. And he fought cancer and beat it's ass!!! He's a cancer surviver.
I love how closely the Eye of the Tiger song matches where Rocky is at this point in his career.
Mr. T is the stage name of the actor (real name Laurence Tureaud) who played Clubber Lang in Rocky III. In fact, Rocky III was Mr. T's film debut. He went on to be featured in the comedy DC Cab, and later starred in the very popular action TV series, The A-Team. Mr. T and Hulk Hogan met on the set of Rocky III and became friends, which lead to Mr. T taking part in the main event of the very first WrestleMania, where he and Hogan teamed up against "Rowdy" Roddy Piper and "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff in a tag team match. During the 1980's, Mr. T was one of the most popular celebrities in Hollywood, with his own Saturday morning cartoon, breakfast cereal, action figure, and starring in various TV specials. He continued his relationship with the (then) WWF, fighting "Rowdy" Roddy Piper in a boxing match at WrestleMania 2, and occasionally acting as a special guest referee during an occasional grudge match. Hulk Hogan and other wrestlers would also appear as guest stars on The A-Team from time to time. Sadly his acting career didn't go much farther after the eventual cancellation of The A-Team. He would star in commercials and PSA's, make special celebrity appearances at events or guest star as himself in the occasional TV show. But other than that, he just kind of faded away, like many popular stars do.
THE HULKSTER!!!!!🎉
_What'cha gonna do, when Hulkamania runs wild on you?_
Mr. T was in the American TV show The A-Team. His character caught on and he became a major celebrity with ads and TV appearances. He was a bouncer at bars in Chicago before he got discovered. Most of his tag lines were from the A-Team.
I got to watch fights with Mr T once. He is the best guy I ever met. So good to everyone, looking after a friend who was a quadriplegic. Patient and kind. I root for him in this movie. 😊
Mr. T attended the premiere of Rocky 3 with his mother. During the scene where he yells lurid remarks at Adrian, his mother turned to him and said "I did not raise you to talk to a lady like that." She then stormed out of the theatre.
I actually don't know for sure if that is truth or urban legend but it is pretty widely spoken of. I do know first-hand that Mr T has a video singing a song about 'treating your mother right'.
another awesome reaction. People sobbed in the theater when Micky died. I miss seeing movies in a theater with people that arent distracted by phones.
One of my favorite bits of trivia involved Mr. T. watching this movie with his mother. As soon as the part came on where Clubber was making advances toward Adrian, Mr. T's mother got mad, said to him, "I did not raise you to speak to a lady like that!" and walked out of the theater!
And just like that, America was cheated out of 34 years of great villainy. If his mom kept his mouth shut, we might have seen him in Predator, New Jack City, Boys-N-da Hood, Harlem Niights, who knows!
How many actors have made a CAREER of being the bad guy: and then transitioned into other roles? Alan Rickman, Gary Oldman, Raymond Burr, Steve Buscemi, John Malkovich, Humphrey Bogart, and Raul Julia
Momma T doesnt understand how acting works.
I Pity the Fool who doesn't like Rocky 3! Great reaction Dawn Marie! I always get all teary eyed at Mickey's death and that's no jibber jabber! Thanks for sharing Dawn Marie ❤️💛🥊🥊
I pity the fool who doesn't like this reaction!
😅😅
Still one of my favorite movies. And yes, "Eye of the Tiger" was written for this movie. The band Survivor wrote songs for this movie and the next.
This is a great trilogy within the Rocky franchise, where Rock and Creed go from strangers to rivals to friends. And Adrian becomes a rock as well.
In the 70's, celebrities knew they became a household name when they appeared on "The Muppet Show".
The first time, I remember Mr. T. I was watching the best body guard contest on a Saturday afternoon. It consisted of multiple events. The one event everyone talked about that saw it. The obstacle course to get from the back of the bar to outside the front door of the bar. Mr. T had run the course the fastest. He had an average time up to the last two obstacles (to exit the front doors and stop the time upon reaching the sidewalk outside the bar). He topped everyone time by running thru the doors, thus that was one of those, did you see that on the television over the weekend?. I believed it made the Wild World of Sports back then.
Nobody and I mean nobody could have played a better villain than Mr. T did for clubber Lang, This roll was freaking iconic dude was awesome
Mr. T is best known for starring in the classic film D.C. Cab. He was also in a TV show called The A Team, and he had a Saturday Morning cartoon where he was the title character.
WHY did I take a drink just before Dawn said "he IS tired, breathin outta his ass" 🤣🤣 I LOST it
Mr. T was very popular in the 80s. Rocky III introduction Mr. T to the world. Mr. T has been in a few movies. He was in one of the early wrestle manias fighting side by side with Hulk Hogan. He's most famous for his TV series The A-Team. He also had an animated Saturday morning cartoon show called Mr. T where he and these gymnast kids solve crimes. I also remember eating Mr. T cereal when I was a kid. -OG
RIP to Carl Weathers (Apollo) and Burt Young (Paulie).
The beach scene with Stallone and Talia Shire (adrian) always gives me chills, she delivers such a good monologue and her character beside Rocky is so amazing how she starts out timid and shy but very sweet to a very strong woman who adapts to living with a fighter, and she's jsut as strong a fighter as he is, but in a different way. Beach monologue gives me chills every time.
Hoping I can find my Adrian someday.
Rocky 3 has the saddest moment from the franchise
Yes, when Clubber loses is very sad, indeed...
The only punches Rocky ever tried to dodge were from Paulie.
Here is a fun fact. The actor that played Paulie was an actual professional boxer.
It always makes me cry when Rocky loses his manager. xx
Eye of the Tiger was written and performed by members of Survivor after Queen turned down Stallone for use of Another One Bites The Dust. The first Rocky wasn't a boxing movie, it was a love story about a boxer and a shy girl. Stallone tried to sell the picture to several studios for a few years before he was actually able to get it picked up. Butkus is Stallone's actual dog he raised from birth. Yes, real prize fights are exciting, you would have a blast, I wish I could take you to one. Anyway, loved the review, love you, take care and stay safe ❤️
That picture at the end credits is an original Leroy Nieman. He was the ring announcer with the prominent mustache. ✌️❤️
7:30 - That statue is still in downtown philadelphia, pennsylvania. They placed it right next to the steps where they filmed this scene.
Great reaction !! Well I originally Sylvester Stallone said in an interview before this came out that this was going to be the final rocky film he felt the story comes full circle that Rocky and Apollo start as rivals at the end of the third become almost like brothers . But with how huge this movie was and how big the fasbase is it became a saga with rocky 6 being the very last Rocky film .
Originally the song for this movie was going to be "You're The Best Around" by Joe Esposito, but as much as Sly liked the song he didn't feel it really fit the movie. So he went to the band Survivor to come up with a new song, and they wrote "Eye of the Tiger" for the movie. The other song (the 1st one) ended up in "The Karate Kid" instead, and fits way better I might add.
Can you imagine watching this for the first time at 11 years old. It make me box the trees 😅
Ted Clubber Lang, get used to it.
Mr. T first became famous as the winner of a TV Best Body Guard contest.
The first time, I remember Mr. T. I was watching the best body guard contest on a Saturday afternoon. It consisted of multiple events. The one event everyone talked about that saw it. The obstacle course to get from the back of the bar to outside the front door of the bar. Mr. T had run the course the fastest. He had an average time up to the last two obstacles (to exit the front doors and stop the time upon reaching the sidewalk outside the bar). He topped everyone time by running thru the doors, thus that was one of those, did you see that on the television over the weekend?. I believed it made the Wild World of Sports back then.
I saw this when I was in high school, when it first came out on vhs. The feeling is guys had after this! We were pumped! We were hyped and ready to go! Eye of the tiger, man!
Fun reaction by one of the most entertaining people on You Tube. This is such a crowd pleasing movie. Action, laughs, sadness, and of course a fight to end the movie. You knew what was going to happen early on but who cares. The audience knew the ending before this started but that’s not the point of Rocky. It’s about having a good time, life lessons, and an ending where the Good Guys win. I know you will enjoy Rocky 4
I was on my back when you said "is that the guy from the Snickers advert" 🤣🤣🤣
Mr. T was a bodyguard at one-time for Muhammad Ali, who, is the inspiration for Apollo Creed. Hisvreal name is Lawrence Turead. This movie made him famous and his popularity was used to feature hom pn the television show The A-Team.
You spoke about learning more about Boxing. As exciting as Rocky is, there is nothing like the real thing. " Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face"-Mike Tyson. There is a great Documentary called When We Were Kings. This is the buildup to a Title fight in 1974 between George Foreman and Muhammed Ali in Zaire, Africa. I would also recommend watching two great fights. Both being Ali vs Frazier. The 1st in Madison Square Garden(aka Fight Of The Century) 1971. And the Thrilla In Manila. The two rivals coming close to death in the ring. Just a few suggestions to get started.
Dawn you've escaped from the cupboard! You truly have the eye of the tiger 🥊
"there is no tomorrow" is now a very sad meme after the recent death of Carl Weathers (Apollo)
That statue is real and stood in that place for quite some time But it was moved up the street. Mr. T had his own cartoon that preached good behavior and kindness and healthy living. He was also an advocate for the anti-drug campaign.
Dawn, you probably know Mr T from the '80 TV series "The 'A' Team" where he played B.A. Baracus. I can't wait to see your reaction to 'Rocky 4', I think that it's one of the best in the series.
Those reactions… Welcome to the Rocky family Dawn❤
This movie introduced Mr. T--then he went on to DC CAB and the tv series THE A-TEAM, which is where you probably know the phrase "I Pity the Fool"
All the Rocky movies go together, if you decide to watch the next one, watch them all. They're like chapters in the book of Rocky's life. Especially if you're going to watch the Creed movies it's important to watch all the Rocky movies first. I really don't want to say much more than that about them. I hope you continue with them, your reactions are quite enjoyable. Hope to see them all on here.
Sylvester Stallone wrote the script of ROCKY III so he's the one who came up with the line: "I pity the fool." Mr. T just read out loud, which is what actors do.
Wrong , Mr. T improvised that line
When this movie was filmed in the spring of 1981, Hulk Hogan was just a minor star in the wrestling business and had always been a "bad guy" like in the movie.
When the movie was released in 1982, it made Hogan very well known in wrestling and outside of it. He had already started becoming popular as a "good guy" in the fall of 1981 and Rocky 3 only made him a bigger star.
Within two years, Hogan would be signed by Vince McMahon's World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) and become champion there.
In 1985, the first WrestleMania was held. Hogan was in the main event in a tag team match. His partner was Mr. T.
Actually when Hogan did this movie, Vince McMahon Sr fired him from the WWF, and he went to the AWA. Then a year or so later, Vince Jr hired him back to the WWF (now WWE).